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CORNISH SCHOOL TEAM COMPETITION – 29 JUNE 2021 OPEN SCHOOL TEAM COMPETITION Open competition – course walk 8.50 am (must wear masks and social distance) Open Competition - single phase 80 - 85 cm. Please present for T&T at least 20 minutes before you are due to jump – in grass field at the bottom before you go and warm up. All times are approximate. Time Rider Horse School & Team name T&T 0920 Evie Howard Paddy ROSELAND REBELS 0923 Charlotte Emily Gray Adam Boy 0926 Katie Bowden Ping Pong 0929 Summer Davies Jack BRANNEL BRONCOS 0932 Sophie Robson Ted 0935 Sophie Robson Ernie 0938 Amber Golley Podge 0941 Nell Freeman Spring Together TRURO HIGH SCHOOL– THS Gold 0944 Arabella Surguy Cregg Surprise 0947 Bella Smithson Rupert 0950 Poppy Turriff ? 0953 Maya Weekes Bella Be Cool RICHARD LANDER - LANDER FLYERS 9 0956 Niamh Ellis The Chairman 0959 Anna Dingle Father’s Toast 1002 Hannah McKiernan Just my Jules 1005 Lucy James Tresorya Tywysog REDRUTH SCHOOL Olaf 1008 Dominic Scoffin Emrys 1011 Beth Rowe Frilly 1014 Lucy James Foxglove Helena Lou 1017 Abi Stuart Piper II RICHARD LANDER - LANDER FLYERS 10 1020 Tabby McKiernan Strictly for fun 1023 Tegan Evans Moby (No photos) 1026 Tilly Copsey Moomin 1029 Maddie Nicholls Ballyerk Cobalt CSIA –RED ARROWS 1032 Erin Johnson Sunny 1035 Amber Johnson Sable 1038 Billy Vincent Bo Jangles TRETHERRAS TORPEDOES 1041 Ruby Bond Mr Billy Whizz 1044 Poppy Sargent Coulson 1047 Catherine Trenerry 1050 Isabella Jukes Babe CSIA –RED BARONS 1053 Maddie Nicholls Derrymore Dunlady 1056 Jess Luker 1059 Eve Menhennet Donegregh Tempest MOUNTS BAY ACADEMY B 1102 Jenna Semmens Tregeretha Jacca 1105 Eve Menhennet This Way Up 1108 Flora Tieken Immy RESULTS TO FOLLOW – ROSETTES IN THE PAVILION (chefs d'équipe to collect rosettes) NOVICE SCHOOL TEAM COMPETITION Novice Competition single phase 60 - 65 cm 11.30am: – course walk (must wear masks and social distance) Please present for T&T at least 20 minutes before you are due to jump – in grass field at the bottom before you go and warm up. All times are approximate. Time Rider Horse School & Team name T&T 1145 Naomi Knowles Foxy ST IVES BLUES 1148 Lauren Griffin Amy PENRYN COLLEGE 1151 Eleanor Nicholls Westerlake Wonder CSIA – CAMBORNE RED ROCKETS 1154 Caitlyn Tamblin Harry CSIA – CAMBORNE RED ROCKETS 1157 Emmy Gale Melody ROSELAND ACADEMY – ROSELAND ROCKETS 1200 Barley Holloway Jack CSIA – CAMBORNE RED DEVILS 1203 William Berrien Grainger CSIA – CAMBORNE RED DEVILS 1206 Lucy Cook Gypsy RICHARD LANDER – LANDER RACERS 9 1209 Imogen Shrigley Pandora BRANNEL SCHOOL – BRANNEL BAGGIES 1212 Summer Davies Dolly BRANNEL SCHOOL – BRANNEL BAGGIES 1215 Kerenza Osborne Sunnystone Red Raider TRURO HIGH SCHOOL 1218 Lily Hammond Fern CSIA 1221 Louisa Hocking Lucky ROSELAND ACADEMY 1224 Aleah Allen Yahoo CSIA – CAMBORNE RED ZOOMERS 1227 Charlotte Eathorne Gew Sooty Tern REDRUTH SCHOOL 1230 Brooke Masters Polly PENAIR SCHOOL Ind. 1233 Yasmin Lewis Rebel POLWHELE OWLS 1236 Tommy Marsden Rudy POLWHELE OWLS 1239 Yasmin Lewis Nel POLWHELE OWLS 1242 Tommy Marsden Missy POLWHELE OWLS 1245 Ellie Lambrick Ross MULLION MADNESS 1248 Jess Laskey Woody MULLION MADNESS 1251 Tilly Ruberry Alfie MULLION MADNESS 1254 Daisy Liles Bella MULLION MADNESS 1257 Katie Stephen Aquilas Court Jester PENRICE ACADEMY 1300 Isabel Jelbert Ace ST IVES REDS 1303 Olive Aggot- Nova ST IVES REDS Chapman 1306 Lilly Hosking Rolo ST IVES REDS 1309 Danielle Chapman Flapjack ST IVES REDS RESULTS TO FOLLOW after 70/75 – ROSETTES IN THE PAVILION (chefs d'équipe to collect rosettes) Novice Competition - single phase 70 - 75 cm 13:45: – course walk (must wear masks and social distance) Please present for T&T at least 20 minutes before you are due to jump. All times are approximate. Time Rider Horse School & Team name T&T 1402 Tia Clark Nantybai Amaranth MOUNTS BAY ACADEMY A 1405 Olivia Thorpe Blue Acara MOUNTS BAY ACADEMY A 1408 Isla Fulcher Kildangan Fendi MOUNTS BAY ACADEMY A 1411 Grace Hanson-Smith Mayfly Fern ST IVES BLUES 1414 Charlotte Bows Wotsit ST IVES BLUES 1417 Keala Bewick Scoob (no photo) ST IVES BLUES 1420 Iris Tozer Billy PENRYN COLLEGE 1423 Julien Tozer Gabiola PENRYN COLLEGE 1426 Iris Tozer Laburnum Dieger PENRYN COLLEGE 1429 Thomas Preston Breaking News CSIA – CAMBORNE RED ROCKETS 1432 Tiffany Davis Fritz CSIA – CAMBORNE RED ROCKETS 1435 Beth Udy Mildred BRANNEL SCHOOL – BRANNEL BANDITOS 1438 Gracie Hawken Drifter BRANNEL SCHOOL – BRANNEL BANDITOS 1441 Amber Golley Podge BRANNEL SCHOOL – BRANNEL BANDITOS 1444 Chloe Hibberd Pandora BRANNEL SCHOOL – BRANNEL BANDITOS 1447 Kerris Netherton Bailey PENRICE ACADEMY – (2) 1450 Honey Rogers Paulo PENRICE ACADEMY – (2) 1453 Lowenna Grigg Colnesides PENRICE ACADEMY – (2) Unforgettable Smile 1456 Emily Cochrane Ballylee ROSELAND ACADEMY – Thunderstorm ROSELAND ROCKETS 1459 Izzy Baldock Brynmeillion Delorus ROSELAND ACADEMY – ROSELAND ROCKETS 1503 Katie Bowden Patrick ROSELAND ACADEMY – ROSELAND ROCKETS 1506 Sophie Lomas Scrumpy Jack CSIA – CAMBORNE RED DEVILS 1509 Thomas Preston Ollerset Solar CSIA – CAMBORNE RED DEVILS 1512 Izaak Davis Issabella RICHARD LANDER – LANDER RACERS 9 1515 Molly Ashwin PENRICE ACADEMY – PENRICE EQUESTRIAN TEAM 1518 Freya Whetter-Passmore Pask Lowen PENRICE ACADEMY – PENRICE EQUESTRIAN TEAM Time Rider Horse School & Team name T&T 1521 Daisy Winkle Decandro Hit LDS PENRICE ACADEMY – PENRICE EQUESTRIAN TEAM 1524 Tilly Warren Tambrooke Twice as PENRICE ACADEMY – Nice PENRICE EQUESTRIAN TEAM 1527 Tadgh Cleere Mimi CSIA – CAMBORNE RED ZOOMERS 1530 Niamh Cleere Millie CSIA – CAMBORNE RED ZOOMERS 1533 Caitlyn Lyes Fern CSIA – CAMBORNE RED ZOOMERS 1536 Beth Rowe Maggie Magpie REDRUTH SCHOOL 1539 Jessica Pearce Corhoogan Lucy REDRUTH SCHOOL 1542 Ruby Chapman Bing Bong RICHARD LANDER – LANDER RACERS 10 1545 Neve MacArthur Balios RICHARD LANDER – LANDER RACERS 10 1548 Bella Davey Hugo RICHARD LANDER – LANDER RACERS 10 1551 Hattie Bailey Huckle TRURO SCHOOL – TEAM TRURO 1553 Jess Howard Piper TRURO SCHOOL – TEAM TRURO 1556 Amber Gardner Red TRURO SCHOOL – TEAM TRURO 1600 Daisy Hassell Jim TRURO SCHOOL – TEAM TRURO 1603 Dominic Scoffin Aughrim Lady REDRUTH RESULTS TO FOLLOW – ROSETTES IN THE PAVILION (chefs d'équipe to collect rosettes) NO MOUNTED PRESENTATION A huge thank you to our Judges: Michaela Murrish (Show jumping), course builder John Murrish, Faith Cox (Best Presented), Jackie Luker (scorer), Tracey Harvey for the rosettes, Lisa Wood official photographer, Bernard Waters - steward, Hannah Preston - arena party, and to all the Western Pony Club committee and volunteers who have helped at this event. .
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